Weekend Wrap: Loopring $5M exploit, Bitcoin NFT weekly sales bump and more
An attacker exploited Loopring’s 2FA service and made off with over $5 million and the NFT market saw sales rise on the week led by Bitcoin Ordinals. Go to Source
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An attacker exploited Loopring’s 2FA service and made off with over $5 million and the NFT market saw sales rise on the week led by Bitcoin Ordinals. Go to Source
CEO Richard Teng’s commentary came in response to Binance reaching the 200 million user threshold. Go to Source
The 200 million user mark represents over a third of all cryptocurrency holders worldwide. Go to Source
Insiders, who spoke to Bloomberg, say a breakup of the company, a sale, or the decision to maintain its current structure are all on the table. Go to Source
Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has opened its platform to overseas Chinese residents for trading. The Dubai-based company’s decision is part of a strategy to draw new users while navigating the complexities of global regulatory scrutiny. “This move is in response to the growing demand for secure, reliable, and user-friendly cryptocurrency trading platforms among Chinese expatriates and … Read more
Data suggested that more than ten million Chinese nationals lived outside the country, giving Bybit access to a larger pool of crypto users. Go to Source
Binance has resumed allowing crypto purchases using Visa and Mastercard for its exchange users. Does this signal the end of Binance’s regulatory troubles? Go to Source
Robinhood’s $200 million acquisition deal comes despite receiving a Wells notice from the SEC in May. Go to Source
Previously known as Okcoin Europe, OKX began serving users in the Netherlands in 2021 after registering with the Dutch central bank. Go to Source
Europol said its taken down a hacking ring that helped ransomware attackers inject their malicious code and Ted Cruz is mining Bitcoin. Go to Source